Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Treats successfully chronic and lopo.
standing diseases, as those OF the Head.
Throat aud Lungs, Liver, Kidney and
Heart Complaints; inveterats diseases
OF the Stomach thst have defe6 all 9th.
er methods; ttoee fearful diseases OF toe
nervous sy stem, arising from whatever
causes: Scrofula Dropsy, Paralysis, Fitp,
Esver Sores. Contraetod Cords, Enlarg.
eli snc stiff Joints, rheumatism, Neu.
lsia, ScieDtiea, Bone Dsformation.
Salt Rheum, Eryslpelas, scald Head.
ill.Condittoned Ulcers, Naval Poly pus.
Asthma, Hoy Hever, Rose Cold, Winter
Oou2hs, Chronic DisJrbBa sn6 Disbs-
tes. All may be cured by this wonder.
full system II not too far advanced.
Bone dtseases cured when oil other met.
hods have failed.
Ladies who are suffering with com.
plants peculiar to their sex can cousu Il
the doctor with evsry assu rance of
speedy relief and permanent. cure. with
ont SUGGESTING them to the embarrassing
procedure CT examination, which n,
nine cases out OF ten 10 unnecessary.
The Doctor particularly invites ali
oaess that have boon given up BY other
physicians.
Consultation and Exantna att on rrse
Omc5 hours from 10 u. nj. till 9 D. m,
Positively no patients seen on Sun
day.
Tumors and Cancers removed With.
out pain or the useof knife.
rEsTImONIALs.
Mr.. John Logue, No. 1OS Adams street
was sick for nine years. Was treated
during all that time for dyspepsia, liver
pnmnlntnt lneinnr r
desh in the last six months. DIR. Wilbur
ascertained the cause of hie trouble.
which wac tape worm thirty five feet
long, removed from him eight hours after
ne consulted the doctor. He is now gain
ing health and strength.
DIR. Wilbur also removed a monstrous
tape worm from Miss Elizabeth Kinsler,
corner Claymont street ard Vaudeyer
avenue. This lqdy had ben sick ten
years, and during that time had been
treated by some of the best physicians
In wilmington without receiving any
benefit.
John Clifford, No. 10 Klund street, was
CROSBY ed seventeen years. DR.. Wilbur
Strengthened his eyes IN one minute.
Miss Annie Wingate, No. COZ Pine
street was cross eyed twenty-five years,
which seriously affected her eyesight,
producing double vision. DR.. Wilbur
Strengthened her eyes in two minutes and
restored her natural sight.
Kate Burke, living with Miss A. F.
Savlllc. No. 1905 Washington street,
Whining on, had very poor sight in her
right eye, and was almost totally blind
in her eft eye for many years; during all
that time her efforts to obtain relief were
In yaio; despairing of yer getting cured
she called on Dr. Wilbur, at the Clay ton
llouse. The doctor performed en- opera
ton upon her eyes, which resulted In a
perfect cure. she can now sec as well
as any one.
Mrs. Mary Chairs, RESTING at No. 1927 |
East Seventh street, Wilmington, has |
had tumor growing on each eyeiid for |
fifteen years, which greatly disfgured
her, and would undoubtedly, If allowed
to remain, IN time have prevented her /
from opening her eyes. DR.. Wilbur re-
moved them so quickly that Mrs Chairs,
though timid lady, did not take any |
and experienced little or no
pain.
Mr. Leighton c. Rambo, residing at
No. 2O3 West Sixth street, Wilmington,
Tor long time has had a cancer upon his
arm. 1t commenced first as small
pimple, gradually growing larger. DIR.
Wilbur drew 1t out by means OF plaster,
which is much preferable to the knife
causing no pain.
Mrs John E Jennings, residing at No.
III South VanBuren street, had large
mole growing on her face for the past
twenty years, which was quite disfgure-
nent DR.. Wilbur removed II in few
ninuteS without pain.
Mrs. Weir, mother of Mr.. William
Weir, photographer, Market street, Will
nfngton, had three tumors around her
eyes, which caused considerable irritation
md uneasiness. DR. Wilbur removed
hem all in few minutes.
These are only a'few of the many testi'
nonidls obtained by DR.. Wilbur.
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